Wyoming Golf 2006-11

Wyoming Golf 2006-11

2006-11-28 Times Leader OReilly students golf tournament raises money for childrens association

Sam Ferraro-Phillips, a senior at Bishop OReilly High School in Kingston, recently organized a golf tournament as part of his senior project. The usd. 2,010 raised at the tournament was donated to Wyoming Valley Childrens Association, a non profit agency which provides therapy and preschool education to local children who have developmental disabilities. The tournament, which hosted 72 golfers at Wilkes-Barre Municipal Golf Course, was sponsored by Plymouth Graphics, Vision Imaging of Kingston and Joseph and Peter Andrews. Ferraro-Phillips expressed his gratitude to all of the golfers, tournament sponsors and hole sponsors. From left, front, Wyoming Valley Childrens Association preschool students, are Michael Fox, Corina Serrano and Sarah Moran. Back row: Sharon Harry, executive director, and Ferraro-Phillips.

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2006-11-09 Fort Collins Weekly - Centennial, Wyo.

Don and rsquo;t get me wrong - I and rsquo;m not saying that Centennial lays claim on even half the amenities of Fort Collins. I didn and rsquo;t see any place to shop for clothes, listen to the symphony, play golf or catch a movie. But if the quiet of the mountains means something to you, if you like to hunt and fish, snuggle up close to a real fire and wake to a winter wonderland underneath clear blue skies, Centennial is right up your alley. And unlike so many mountain get-a-ways like Jackson Hole, Aspen, Steamboat Springs or even Estes Park, Centennial retains its small town vibe amongst gorgeous views only minutes from Snowy Range Ski Resort, blue ribbon trout streams and hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails.

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2006-11-26 G and F suggests hunting as a way to control city-dwelling deer

Sandrini said that so far, no Wyoming towns have implemented an urban hunt program. However, there is an annual pronghorn bow hunt at the Haycreek golf course in Wright. Sandrini said Game and Fish officials are more than willing to help coordinate such an effort, but the department wants cities and towns to assume the expense.

Sandrini said that as ungulate populations increase outside of Wyoming towns, more and more humans are building new homes where the animals never before had two-legged neighbors. And the new heavily manicured yards are often the greenest areas of the landscape. Somehow the fuzzy, warm feeling of spotting a buck deer from the bay window diminishes as gardens are denuded and trees are nibbled down to frayed sticks.

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2006-11-02 Connect Savannah Your Backstage Pass To Arts and Entertainmnent

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Details the relationship between a young lad and a wild horse (it was made into a 1943 movie starring Roddy McDowall); this new screen version turns the protagonist into a teenage girl, a gender switch that adds different dimensions to the story. Alison Lohman plays Katy, a strong-willed 16-year-old who locates a soulmate in a wild mustang wandering the acres on her family and rsquo;s Wyoming spread. Katy and rsquo;s dad Rob (Tim McGraw), already peeved that his daughter isn and rsquo;t capitalizing enough on her studies at a private school, forbids the girl to have any contact with the ill-tempered horse, but Katy ignores his mandate and proceeds to train the animal behind his back. It and rsquo;s refreshing to see an American family on screen that doesn and rsquo;t wallow in dysfunction: While there are plenty of conflicts, the overriding sense is

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2006-11-26 Casper Calendar

The Wyoming Childrens Access Network provides parent-education seminars for divorcing, separated, and never-married parents. The one-time four-hour seminar is provided monthly in Casper and other cities around the state. Grandparents, aunts, uncles and other adults close to the children are welcome to attend. There is a nominal fee that may be waived upon request, based on need. Preregistration is required 24 hours in advance. Info: Wyoming Childrens Access Network at 866-726-3700.

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2006-12-05 Casper Calendar

The Wyoming Childrens Access Network provides parent-education seminars for divorcing, separated, and never-married parents. The one-time four-hour seminar is provided monthly in Casper and other cities around the state. Grandparents, aunts, uncles and other adults close to the children are welcome to attend. There is a nominal fee that may be waived upon request, based on need. Preregistration is required 24 hours in advance. Info: Wyoming Childrens Access Network at 866-726-3700.

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2006-12-02 Straus Newspapers - Pike County Courier / News

The Muscular Dystrophy Association is a voluntary health agency aimed at conquering 43 neuromuscular diseases that affect more than a million Americans. MDA combats neuromuscular diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive local services and far reaching professional and public health education. In addition to funding groundbreaking research, MDA maintains some 230 clinics nationwide, including Geisinger Wyoming Valley and the Geisinger Medical Center in Danville. MDA also sponsors local support groups and a summer camp for kids with muscle wasting diseases. MDA seeks no government grants, United Way funds, or fees from patients or their families enabling those who receive aid from the association to do so free of charge.

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2006-12-07 Wildlife trust board approves 17 projects

The situation at the U Lazy U and the JH Hereford ranches in Teton County is complicated, said board member Meadows. The two ranch families used to support 50 to 70 elk wintering on the banks of the Snake River, but now have 400 to 500 elk. Neighbor Harrison Ford doesnt allow hunting, and a nearby golf course eliminated a hay field that used to support lots of elk. Less hunting and less nearby hay have led to rapid growth of the herd, which hammers the riparian area along the river, Meadows said.

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2006-12-04 Tiger to Develop Golf Course in Dubai

U. S. golfer Tiger Woods shakes hands with project developer Saeed Al Muntafiq, CEO of Tatweer, during the unveiling of his first signature golf course at the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, . Following other players-turned-architects, Woods announced in that he had formed Tiger Woods Design and would start looking for land to design golf courses. The Dubai course will be developed with Dubai holding company, Tatweer. (AP Photo/Aziz Shah)

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2006-11-22 Cosmonaut to Hit Golf Ball in Space

The International Space Station is seen through some trees as it streaks above Tyler, Texas, during this 32 second exposure . During the spacewalk, scheduled , Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin will whack a golf ball from outside the space station on behalf of a Canadian golf club manufacturer that has paid the Russian space agency an undisclosed sum for the publicity stunt. (AP Photo/Dr. Scott M. Lieberman)

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - In space, nobody can hear you scream "Fore. " Then again, "fore" isnt something Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin is likely to shout out Wednesday when he strikes a lightweight golf ball with a special 6-iron from outside the international space station in a promotional stunt for a Canadian golf club manufacturer.

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